Mahad, Sara emerge as champions in Kazakhstan Junior Golf
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s emerging golf talent made history at the Kazakhstan Junior Open Golf Championship 2025, held at the prestigious Zailjau Golf Club, Almaty, as Mahad Khan clinched the Boys...
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s emerging golf talent made history at the Kazakhstan Junior Open Golf Championship 2025, held at the prestigious Zailjau Golf Club, Almaty, as Mahad Khan clinched the Boys Category title and Sara Amin Khan triumphed in the Girls Category.
In the Boys division, Mahad delivered a masterclass in skill, consistency, and mental composure, outpacing a strong international field to secure the championship. Zayd Omer Arshad added to Pakistan’s glory by finishing as Runner-up with an equally commendable performance.
In the Girls division, Sara displayed remarkable poise under pressure to lift the trophy, earning a proud moment not only for her family but for the country’s golfing community. Adding to the team’s achievements, Pakistan also secured two special accolades:
Longest Drive: Mahad Khan – for his extraordinary distance and power Closest to Pin: Zayd Omer Arshad – for his precision and accuracyThe Pakistan Golf Federation (PGF) officials extended heartfelt congratulations to both champions, the runner-up, and the entire contingent, praising them on their outstanding performance. The triumph is a “beautiful Independence Day gift” to the nation on 14 August 2025.
The championship drew an enthusiastic turnout, with many parents traveling to Kazakhstan to support their children. A large crowd of international spectators warmly applauded Pakistan’s performance among participants from multiple nations.
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